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We explore the connection between behavioural sciences and governance and policy. Thus, we show how behavioural science can contribute to policy-making.

With the research theme Implementation, we examine the tenability of policy assumptions about behavioural influence.

With our research on Racial Capitalism, we look at how people are divided through colonial difference, class, race and gender.

Using design methods, the researchers from the theme of governance and sustainable behaviour aim to make concrete impact on sustainability.

This research aims to better understand the dynamics of migration and diversity policies at several policy levels and from a comparative perspective.

In this research theme, we take a systematic and comparative look at how cities deal with migration and migration-related diversity.

Our research on cognitive processes of conspiracy theories looks at how people process mis- and disinformation and how this influences conspiracy thinking.

We investigate which factors lead to substance use and addiction. Here, we focus on the interaction between brain, behaviour and environment.

BOLD Cities examines the consequences of digitisation and the rapid rise of data use in cities and the ethical and social issues involved.

Our research focuses on improving the quality of life of people with personality disorders.